Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife
Chapter 1084 - 1083: By Any Means Necessary 3

Chapter 1084: Chapter 1083: By Any Means Necessary 3

Wang Lingzhi certainly knew that Wu Lijuan’s words were not spoken with good intentions. She was aware of Wu Lijuan’s coveting of Guan Cheng and that Wu Lijuan probably wished to make Guan Cheng despise her even more. But so what? As long as her own goals were achieved, that was all that mattered.

Once married and with children, given enough time, Guan Cheng would settle down and live a life with her honestly.

Getting the Lu Family involved was meant to sever Guan Cheng’s ties with them, ensuring he would become a member of the Wang Family.

Although Wang Lingzhi had sworn to Guan Cheng that she could marry him without him having to be the son-in-law living with his wife’s family, just needing to bear a son who would carry the Wang surname, she did not have much confidence in persuading her old-fashioned and stubborn parents, who were eager to find a strong labor force to support the family.

Since she had chosen this path, then she would follow it to the end!

Her marrying into the Lu Family and Guan Cheng coming to her own family were two completely different situations. In her own home, she could do whatever she wanted, but in the Lu Family, given the marriage was coerced, they would definitely not welcome her, and life would be difficult. Therefore, getting rid of the Lu Family was the top priority—at least they must not become an obstacle to her marriage with Guan Cheng.

She was very uneasy about Guan Cheng living with the Lu Family.

Not to mention Feng Qingxue, who, although bearing the name of an aunt, was only three years older than her and extraordinarily beautiful, and there was also the graceful and blossoming Feng Qingyun, neither of whom shared any blood relation with Guan Cheng.

Living together day and night, who could tell if they would not develop feelings over time?

As Secretary Zheng listened, he nodded, glanced at the secretary taking notes, and then at Chen Xingguo, who was also making records. "Director Chen, why don’t we personally make a trip to Wanglou Brigade and investigate thoroughly? We cannot wrong any innocent person, nor can we let off anyone with misconduct."

"Let’s go!" Chen Xingguo also wanted to meet Lu Father again, as his past inspections of Wanglou Brigade only allowed him a distant glimpse.

As for Wang Zhengguo, he had often attended meetings at the commune over the years, so they frequently saw each other.

Hearing the conversation between Secretary Zheng and Chen Xingguo filled Wang Lingzhi with excitement, a flush of red appearing on her cheeks from being stirred up. With Secretary Zheng and Director Chen involved, why worry about Guan Cheng not listening?

Riding their bicycles to Wanglou Brigade, Secretary Zheng and Chen Xingguo went first to find Wang Zhengguo.

Wang Lingzhi did not follow; she was merely a whistleblower, not an investigator.

"What? Someone in our brigade reported that the Lu Family is engaging in corrupt practices, exploiting and oppressing labor?" Wang Zhengguo cleaned his ears. "Who is fabricating this out of thin air? It’s ridiculous! The Lu Family’s property has long been contributed to the national construction, and Comrade Lu Zhiyuan has been living in the cowshed for a long time, working from dawn to dusk like any ordinary person. Where would he find the time to exploit or oppress labor?"

Secretary Zheng smiled and said, "It’s not only about the Lu Family, but also Guan Cheng harassing her. She asked us to do her justice."

"Wang Lingzhi?" Wang Zhengguo blurted out.

No one else but her, the scene during last night’s garlic drying session had been quietly conveyed to him by Wang Dachun.

Chen Xingguo gave a thumbs up, "So you have to take us to the Lu Family to check out what’s really going on, to ask Guan Cheng, to inquire with Guan Yu, whether they have been exploited and oppressed at the Lu Family. Later, we should also invite a few highly respected elders along with Wang Lingzhi’s parents to have an honest discussion. It concerns the reputation of two comrades, male and female, and cannot be taken lightly."